Closing file in php is all related to fclose( )
Function. With the help of this code we can run closing function in php.
What is fclose( ) Function in php?
In PHP, the fclose()
method is used to close a file referenced by an open file pointer. If the method fclose()
is successful, it returns true; otherwise, it returns false. It accepts the file that needs to be closed as an input and closes it.
Syntax:
bool fclose( $file )
Parameters:
The $file argument is the only one accepted by PHP’s fclose()
function. The file that has to be closed is specified by this argument.
Return Value:
If it succeeds, it returns true; if it fails, it returns false.
Errors And Exception:
- If you want to read the contents of a file that was written using the
fwrite()
function, you must first shut it with thefclose()
function. - For remote files, PHP’s fclose() method does not work. It only works with files that the server’s filesystem can access.
Let’s take examples to explain this function:
Input : $check = fopen("gfg.txt", "r");
fclose($check);
Output : true
Input: $check = fopen("singleline.txt", "r");
$seq = fgets($check);
while(! feof($check))
{
echo $seq ;
$seq = fgets($check);
}
fclose($check);
Output:true
Example 1:-
Output:–

Example 2:- The file test.txt in the software below includes just one line: “This file contains only one line.”
Output:–
